The 1950s kitchen was more than a place to cook—it was a design statement full of stylish appliances. They had shiny linoleum floors, pastel appliances, and Pyrex bowls stacked neatly on open shelves.

The 1950s were filled with bright colors and patterns, reflecting an optimistic spirit in a post-war world. The zeitgeist was evident everywhere, even in the kitchen. Where the archetypal 1940s ...

If you’ve ever wondered what a typical kitchen looked like in the 1950s, you’re in for a nostalgic trip. Kitchens from that ...

No 1950s kitchen ever possessed such an eclectic mix of colors. Laurie Hunt leads a colorful life. As a fiber artist with a musical flair, she enjoys being surrounded by bold colors and styles in her ...

The good news is you don't have to remodel your entire kitchen to incorporate the retro kitchen trend into your space. The ...

When 1 Gingerbread Lane, Albany, was built in 1955, the turquoise kitchen appliances were state-of-the art. When the homeowners put the house on the market this summer, the kitchen was untouched. When ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Café curtains are officially back! A one-time staple of country kitchens, especially in the 1950s, these ...